11 Inch Drawer Organizer

I didn't use the divider kit in a Pelican case, but rather as an organizer for my camera gear in an existing drawer. The flexibility of the kit really allowed me to get everything exactly as I wanted.

It's a drawer.

First, I’m not being PAID for this review. All my research was on-line (user reviews, YouTube, manufacturer, etc..). Since I'm no longer working, my comparative opinion is based on devices I own (iPad Pro, existing monitor, cell phones, etc..). I’m not a professional photographer or content producer (but generally clean up personal photos, etc..) and I do not game on the PC (Playstation is better imo). My initial impression is Wow! Screen image is super nice and much better than the 11-year-old Samsung 22-inch 1080p (TN panel) I have been using. Colors are more vibrant, and the panel is more intense regardless of the brightness setting. Set up is straight forward. I'm using this with Intel Iris Xe graphics and 32GB of system RAM on Windows 11. Connection is with a Mini DisplayPort to Mini DisplayPort cable (user supplied) and the monitor is set to 2560 x 1440, with no scaling, running at 75hz. I did update the device settings to use the ASUS monitor drivers (you must manually install them, but this is very easy to do), and I did install the ASUS Chroma Tune software to simplify changing monitor color presets. The monitor itself recognized the miniDP cable connection and preset the audio input controls. This 27-inch 1440p panel is a joy to use. Splitting the screen in half (landscape orientation) for Outlook and Edge, Word and Excel, etc. creates a very normal and enjoyable workspace. Full screen mode for photo editing is impressive, the size and resolution seem to make my PaintShop Pro software function better. While the speakers are tinny, I don't like having external speakers on the desk and the audio output is fine for my needs. While others have mentioned the difficulty of using the monitor’s menu for volume control, I am finding the audio control on my desktop sufficient to control volume without having to change the monitor’s preset level.

This was purchased to hold an 11 inch tablet. Although just slightly bigger than needed, it will work just fine. The added protection of the sleve will protect my tablet

Very well made sleeve that fits my 11 inch Macbook Air perfectly. Simple but very durable design and a nice soft interior to protect your gear.

I use these Ruggard padded equipment wraps for many pieces of photograph equipment. They come in various sizes. The 11 x 11 inch size is ideal for protecting 35 mm rangefinder cameras. The Velcro keeps the padding securely around the item. They come in different colors, which can help the user identifier different pieces of equipment.

For years, I have printed photos I made that I considered good on 8 1/2 X 11 inch sheets of photo paper and stored them in loose-leaf notebooks. I now have hundreds filed in this manner. All have been stored in pairs in Print File Archival print preservers and all still look as good as the day they were printed. I would urge others to use them as well.

Needed this for our rehearsal space. With a standard boom and 11 inch gooseneck our drummers Mic can come in from over the head.

I'm using the Camvate 11-inch articulating arm to hold a Logitech Brio webcam straight down over my Roland keyboard workstation (music.) I needed something secure enough and that would let me orient the camera from the perspective of the person playing the keyboard. I attached the articulating arm with a super clamp to the equivalent or an overhead shelf. For something lightweight like the Brio webcam, it worked like a charm. I did not use the cold shoe mount or the connector that came with the articulating arm, so I cannot comment on those. So far so good, I like it. Btw, it is little, just in case you were wondering.

I use these boxes to store 8.5 x 11 inch prints. They stack nicely and hold a lot of prints. A great way to organize and protect your photos.